Question

which solution to coerced confessions did the innocence project, an organization of individuals committed to freeing wrongfully convicted people, suggest?
all interrogations should be attended by a licensed mediator.
all interrogations must be reviewed by a lawyer to determine their legality.
all interrogations should be perfected so no one is wrongfully convicted.
all interrogations should be electronically recorded.

Explanation:

To prevent coerced confessions (which can lead to wrongful convictions), electronically recording interrogations creates a verifiable record of the process, ensuring transparency and reducing the likelihood of coercion. A mediator (option A) isn't directly related to preventing coerced confessions. Reviewing legality (option B) is broader, and "perfecting" interrogations to avoid wrongful convictions (option C) is vague. Recording interrogations (option D) is a concrete measure to address coercion leading to false confessions.

Answer:

D. All interrogations should be electronically recorded.